Lawn treatment in Tequesta, built from your soil test.
Tequesta lawns take salt from the Loxahatchee River and the ocean, sit under some of the area’s oldest canopy, and follow one of the stricter fertilizer ordinances in the county.
- FDACS-certified fertilizer applicator
- From $149 per visit, no monthly contract
- Free soil walk-through
One soil test, a plan for your yard.
Every Tequesta program starts with a free on-site walk-through: soil samples, an irrigation check, and a look at the turf, trees, and palms. What goes down each visit is set by your soil numbers, not a calendar written for another state.
Neighborhoods on our Tequesta routes include:
- Tequesta Country Club
- Country Club Drive
- Seabrook Road
- Anchorage Point
- Heritage Oaks
- River Ridge
- Turtle Creek
- North Passage
What Tequesta lawns actually deal with
These are the conditions we plan Tequesta programs around.
A strict local ordinance
Tequesta requires at least 50% slow-release nitrogen, bans fertilizer for 30 days after sodding and keeps it 10 feet from water and seawalls.
How we treat it: Programs written to the village ordinance, with slow-release nitrogen and shoreline buffers built in.
River and ocean salt
Riverfront and Intracoastal lots take salt air that burns turf edges.
How we treat it: Potassium-forward programs and irrigation timing that flushes the root zone.
Mature canopy
Established streets have heavy oak canopy that thins St. Augustine.
How we treat it: Lower, shade-appropriate nitrogen rates and iron for color.
Timed to Tequesta’s rules
What goes down each month depends on your soil, your grass, and how the lawn is doing that week. The one fixed point is the summer fertilizer blackout.
Shaded: June 1 to September 30 fertilizer blackout in Tequesta. The village ordinance bans nitrogen and phosphorus in that window, so we hold both until October 1. Potassium, chelated iron, micronutrients, aeration, and soil work keep the lawn fed through it.
Tequesta lawn treatment, answered plainly.
When can’t I fertilize my lawn in Tequesta?
From June 1 through September 30, Tequesta’s ordinance bans nitrogen and phosphorus. Fertilizer also can’t go down within 30 days of sodding or within 10 feet of water.
Do you treat Tequesta Country Club homes?
Yes. Programs are scheduled to work with HOA standards and course-side lots.
How much does lawn treatment cost in Tequesta?
Programs in Tequesta start at $149 per visit, with 6 to 12 visits a year depending on what your soil test shows. You’re billed per visit, not on a monthly contract, and the first soil walk-through is free.
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